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Are the 2026 projections too good to be true?
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Are the 2026 projections too good to be true?
Jobseekers ought to be wary of fraudulent job postings cropping up during the surge of new year hiring.
Employers take an average of five weeks to hire permanent staff, putting pressure on existing staff and overall ...
Against the backdrop of a rapidly evolving recruitment landscape, LinkedIn has unveiled Hiring Assistant to help hiring ...
The right candidate might be hiding just behind the algorithm, writes Matthew Munson.
In today’s hiring landscape, a candidate’s digital footprint can reveal almost as much as their CV, writes Lauren ...
Inspections were made across Sydney, targeting businesses that employed migrant workers, in a bid to reduce exploitation
Amid the adoption of GenAI by both jobseekers and employers, a disturbing new trend is emerging, writes Jasleen Kaur.
Australia has all the ingredients to become a global leader in digital innovation, but only if we tackle the widening ...
Not lovin’ it: Researchers were able to access the hiring chatbot’s back end after finding it was protected by a default ...
Rising risk and a talent that is in high demand mean companies must try harder than ever to keep quality people, writes ...
Employers for NSW government agencies have been cautioned not to use AI in the hiring process when screening candidates ...
The recent revelations of a childcare worker’s sexual abuse allegations have put childcare workers across the country on ...